False flag in Australia
Australian authorities have confirmed that not only was the recent caravan terror plot a hoax, but the string of alleged antisemitic attacks including graffiti and attacks on Jewish establishments and homes were also all hoaxes.
Australia recently introduced sweeping hate speech laws based on these hoaxes, with Sky News in conjunction with the Executive Council of Australian Jewry recently holding a Summit where a 15-point-plan for a “National Emergency” to address antisemitism was proposed, which Peter Dutton said he will instantly action if elected
https://x.com/zeee_media/status/1899221995658580174.
Sky News Australia, in collaboration with the Executive Council of Australian Jewry (ECAJ), recently held an Antisemitism Summit on February 20, 2025, in Sydney. The event, co-organized and hosted by Sky News journalist Sharri Markson and ECAJ Co-Chief Executive Alex Ryvchin, brought together political leaders, law enforcement officials, policymakers, legal experts, and Jewish community leaders to address the rising tide of antisemitism in Australia. A key outcome of the summit was the proposal of a 15-point plan aimed at declaring a "National Emergency" to combat antisemitism, reflecting concerns about escalating incidents and their impact on Australian society.
The 15-point plan includes measures such as enhancing education against antisemitism in the national curriculum, strengthening legal frameworks, and improving law enforcement responses to hate crimes. Notably, posts on X indicate that Australia’s Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has expressed support for declaring a "National Emergency on Anti-Semitism" if elected, including integrating "education against Jewish Hatred" into the curriculum, aligning with the summit's proposals. The plan was framed as a comprehensive action strategy, with Ryvchin emphasizing the need for all Australians to condemn antisemitism wherever it appears, citing recent attacks on synagogues in Sydney and Melbourne as evidence of the urgency.
The summit received significant attention, with figures like former Prime Minister John Howard praising Sky News for its role, while others, including Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus, cautioned against politicizing the issue. The proposed measures have sparked debate, with some welcoming the proactive stance and others expressing concern about potential overreach or the conflation of antisemitism with criticism of Israel, though specific details of the full 15 points were not exhaustively listed in available sources beyond education and emergency declaration components. The initiative reflects a broader push by Jewish community leaders and media outlets like Sky News to address what they describe as an "insidious scourge" incompatible with Australian values, as stated by Sky News CEO Paul Whittaker
Voltaire once observed...
If you want to know who rules over you see who you are NOT ALLOWED to criticise... In the land down under the jewish bankers are letting the goy
know who OWNS them... Aussies rolled right over during the scamdemic so we should not expect these goy to mind jewish jackboots ground into their face now either I guess...
Its all very hilarious as its a matter of historical record that Zionists OPENLY collaberated with the nazi regime in WWII.
Tragically, Australia is a land of little boys who never grew up, interested only in sport and beer. Easy pickings for their globalist masters.